We’ll guide you step-by-step through cutting, piecing, and constructing your bow, including tips for achieving crisp loops, sturdy tails, and a polished finish. You will learn how to use grid interfacing to make a perfect patchwork pattern. You’ll also learn how to incorporate interfacing or stabilizers for structure and how to attach your bow securely to a wreath, door hanger, or directly to your door.

Choose coordinating fabrics to match your style—think festive holiday prints on one side and a classic neutral or seasonal print on the other. When you're finished, you’ll have a versatile décor piece you can switch out in seconds!

Skill Level: Beginner to Confident Beginner

Techniques Covered:
Basic cutting and piecing
Turning and pressing for clean edges
Creating structured bow loops and tails
Using an interfacing/stabilizer for the shape
Assembly and attachment methods
What You’ll Learn:
How to construct a reversible bow with a patchwork design
Tips for making full, balanced loops
Ways to customize size and proportions
Finishing techniques for a professional look

Finished Size: Approx. 18”–24” wide (size can be adjusted)

Perfect For:
Front doors & entryways
Wreath accents
Holiday decorating
Handmade gifts

Let your creativity shine and walk away with a show-stopping bow that’s as versatile as it is eye-catching!

Supply List:
The Big Giant Quilted Bow Pattern (Available at Quilters Bliss)

Fabric

Side A: 1 total yard (can be multiple fabrics), cut into 75 × 4" squares

Side B: 1 total yard (can be multiple fabrics), cut into 75 × 4" squares

Batting - 2yards or medium/large bag (full size) or Poly-Fil extra-loft quilt batting

Coordinating thread

Fabric scissors or rotary cutter

Sewing Machine in Good Working order with Power Cord and Foot Pedal

Pins or clips

Fabric marker

Rubberband or zip tie

Velcro

Fabric tube turning tool (optional)

Walking foot (recommended)

Iron and wool pressing mat

Seam ripper (just in case)

Spray starch or pressing spray (for crisp finish)